Oh wow, the size of this installation alone is very impressive. The view from the arch in your second photo is wonderful — it looks like a real Roman street scene.
Is it that time of year again? I remember looking in awe at your La Fête du Citron photos last year. This year's is equally as impressive; as are your photos.
First of all your quote is the best ever! LOL And this whole scene is amazing. There's going to be a lot of orange juice to be consumed after this is all over. Mimosas!!!!:)
Now that would be really cool. I'd love to roar through Menton, St. Louis or anywhere firing a lemon cannon. I can think of several people, places and things around here that could use a blast of citric acid.
Yet another type of cinema - this time, ancient Rome.
These are such elaborate creations. They are very impressive.
ReplyDeleteBen Hur, what an idea for a float!
ReplyDeleteThe only thing better would have been real horses and chariot. :)
les jeux du cirque peuvent commencer ;) c'est encore magnifique et impressionnant.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, the size of this installation alone is very impressive. The view from the arch in your second photo is wonderful — it looks like a real Roman street scene.
ReplyDeleteImpressive indeed.
ReplyDeleteOh, these photos are just too much. What a festival!!! I have the movie Ben Hur and NEVER get tired of watching it.
ReplyDeleteIs it that time of year again? I remember looking in awe at your La Fête du Citron photos last year. This year's is equally as impressive; as are your photos.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all your quote is the best ever! LOL And this whole scene is amazing. There's going to be a lot of orange juice to be consumed after this is all over. Mimosas!!!!:)
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!
ReplyDelete(and did I hear Mimosa's were being served???)
A chariot race in the Jardins Boviès !
ReplyDeleteMost impressive.
ReplyDeleteNow that would be really cool. I'd love to roar through Menton, St. Louis or anywhere firing a lemon cannon. I can think of several people, places and things around here that could use a blast of citric acid.
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